we talked to ron peltier of home services of america, and he says in terms of nonreal estate owned, nonforeclosure properties that it is tough finding homes at this point and could that become like a vicious vice, if you will, where the people who do want to buy can't find something that they like, and then you have this entire part of the potential home market that they are not willing to step up because they are worried about the economy? >> fannie mae, freddie mac, the banks and investors have very carefully tightened the supply of foreclosures coming on the market. right now there's a lack of supply in certain market areas, not at all. again, that's kind of controlled management by the financial institutions to try to, you know, keep -- they don't want prices collapsing anymore. and so they will release -- as housing improves, they will release them. the supply will come. dagen: you know, it will be missing every light fixture because -- i'm just kidding. you better have cash if you want to buy anything that is i guess distressed property. anthony, good to see you. take care sir. >> thanks. co